Apple TV's 'Palm Royale' Cancelled After Two Seasons
Apple TV has cancelled the period comedy-drama 'Palm Royale' after just two seasons, leaving fans heartbroken despite its Emmy nominations and star-studded cast.
Apple TV has cancelled the period comedy-drama 'Palm Royale' after just two seasons, leaving fans heartbroken despite its Emmy nominations and star-studded cast.
The Iranian Red Crescent reports at least 787 killed in US-Israeli operations, with Iranian missile attacks causing 11 deaths in Israel. Regional tensions surge as strikes hit Lebanon and key Iranian targets.
The World Health Organisation director has publicly commended the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for their two-day humanitarian visit to Jordan, addressing criticism of their 'pseudo-royal' tour.
BAFTA host Alan Cumming criticises the BBC for broadcasting a racial slur and censoring a 'Free Palestine' speech, calling the event a 'trauma-triggering sh**show'.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reports damage to entrance buildings at Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility following recent airstrikes, with no expected radiological consequences.
The UK Foreign Office advises Turkey remains generally safe but warns of security risks from Middle East conflict. Flights are mostly operating, but cancellations affect some routes.
Todd Meadows, a 25-year-old deckhand on Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch, has died while filming the show in Alaskan waters, leaving behind a wife and three children.
Tanaiste Simon Harris states Ireland's threat level remains unchanged despite Gulf tensions, with 22,000-23,000 citizens in region. Government considers charter flights for vulnerable evacuees.
England players, led by Harry Kane, have expressed reluctance to address political matters during the 2026 World Cup in North America, citing unfair pressure to act as government spokespeople.
Israeli intelligence hacked Tehran's traffic cameras for years to monitor Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's movements, enabling a coordinated US-Israeli strike that killed the Iranian leader, according to reports.
Donald Trump expresses disappointment in the US-UK relationship, targeting Keir Starmer for hesitating on Iran strikes, despite UK later allowing use of Cyprus bases for US operations.
A British woman has been discovered deceased aboard a £27 million super yacht in Palma, Mallorca. Paramedics were unable to save her, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death.
Lord Charles Allen has stepped down as chair of the British Horseracing Authority after stakeholders failed to agree on governance reforms, just days before the Cheltenham Festival.
Montana Republican Ryan Zinke will not seek re-election to the US House, citing health problems from military injuries. His exit sets up a competitive race in a state trending Republican.
Iran's women's football team declined to sing their national anthem before their Asian Cup match against South Korea, their first game since the Middle East war began.
Charlotte Owens, 37, from Aintree, Liverpool, received a suspended sentence after admitting to selling cannabis-laced cakes via Instagram while homeschooling her children.
Former footballer Rio Ferdinand shares how his family sheltered in their basement during missile and drone attacks in Dubai, describing the frightening situation while trying to maintain calm for his children.
Katherine Jenkins celebrated Welsh culture at her annual St David's Day party with Carol Vorderman and Amy Dowden, featuring Welsh gin, cuisine, and performances.
The US Embassy in Oman has issued an urgent warning for all American citizens to seek immediate shelter and stockpile essential supplies due to ongoing strikes across the Middle East.
Skilled migrants in the UK face uncertainty as government plans to double the settlement qualifying period to 10 years threaten their futures, causing personal hardship and legal challenges.
British nationals are desperately trying to escape the Middle East amid Iranian missile and drone attacks, with Emirates and Etihad operating limited flights while most departures remain cancelled.
Cillian Murphy paid tribute to Helen McCrory and Benjamin Zephaniah at the Birmingham premiere of 'The Immortal Man', a Peaky Blinders film set during WWII.
John McDonnell warns the UK risks being dragged into another disastrous war by Donald Trump, citing legal concerns and lack of post-conflict planning in the Iran crisis.
Former Trump Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announces he will not seek reelection to the House, citing health problems from military injuries. His departure opens a competitive race in Montana.
Hillary Clinton angrily halted her deposition before the House Oversight Committee after learning a photo from the private hearing was leaked by Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Pakistan's information minister says Afghan ground forces attacked military positions at 16 locations along the southwestern border, triggering intense clashes that left 67 Afghan security personnel and one Pakistani soldier dead.
The US Embassy in Jerusalem has issued a stark warning that it cannot guarantee the safety of American citizens who choose to leave Israel via shuttle or taxi amid ongoing conflict with Iran.
A drone attack on RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus has exposed vulnerabilities in Britain's air defence systems, with only one of six Type 45 destroyers operational at sea and reliance on allies growing amid Iranian threats.
Fears grow as Iran's long-range missiles can strike European cities like Rome and Copenhagen, with intelligence warning of activated sleeper terror cells across the continent.
Travel expert Harry Kind advises British nationals affected by the Middle East conflict to register with the FCDO for real-time updates on flights, evacuations, and safety guidance.